| Said the Gramophone |
This is a daily sampler of really good songs. all tracks are posted out of love. please go out and buy the records! |
| MOG |
Use MOG to publish thoughts about your favorite artists and tracks, and share your listening habits with friends. The downloadable MOG-O-MATIC detects what you've been listening to and tells everyone. |
| Ragtime Ephemeralist |
Devoted to the preservation and dissemination of articles and items relating to 19th and early 20th century popular music. |
| Musictoday: News |
Musictoday is a cutting edge marketing solutions company that empowers fan connection to drive revenue for our more than 700 clients. Our seasoned staff has a wealth of experience in creating and delivering strategic solutions for the music,... |
| Record Labels & Companies Guide |
Almost everyone who has tried to break through the walls of the music industry without some kind of "inside" help has found themselves muttering these questions. Sometimes it seems impossible to get anyone to listen at all. |
| Music Reference and Research Materials |
This bibliography by Vincent Duckles is the standard reference for source literature in music, more than 3,500 annotated listings in sections such as encyclopedias, chronologies, discographies, and other bibliographies. |
| Oxford University Press: Popular Music |
Links to publisher pages for books on subjects such as blues, gospel, jazz, country, the music industry, pop music in Britain, and the origins of popular style. |
| The Harvard Biographical Dictionary of Music |
Companion to the Harvard Dictionary of Music contains more than 5,000 entries on people in music, from Bach and Beethoven to Benny Goodman and Irving Berlin. |
| Oxford University Press: Music |
More than 200 titles from the publisher of college textbooks and reference works, sorted by subject such as music history, theory, ethnomusicology, and church music. |
| W. W. Norton & Company: Music Theory |
Publisher pages for college textbooks on subjects such as orchestration, sight singing, and harmonic analysis. |
| A Short History of Opera |
Post-2000 edition by Hermine Weigel Williams of the authoritative text written in 1947 by Donald Jay Grout (d. 1987). Publishers page from Columbia University Press offers capsule reviews and detailed table of contents. |
| Schirmer Books: Music Theory |
Links to college texts on subjects such as form, analysis, style and structure, from publisher now a division of Thomson/Wadsworth. |
| A History of Western Music |
Definitive college text from W.W. Norton, written by Donald Jay Grout, first published in 1960. Links style and form to chronology, from ancient Greek modes to 20th century serialism and jazz. |
| The New Harvard Dictionary of Music |
Contains more than 6,000 entries written by more than 700 musicologists, considered the foremost single-volume musical reference work in print. |
| The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians |
"The Grove" is the acknowledged ultimate authority in musical scholarship, 25,000 pages in 29 volumes, from the Oxford University Press. Capsule reviews, ordering information, link to online version. |
| Rolling Stone Encyclopedia of Rock & Roll |
Offering more than 1,800 entries from the editors and writers of Rolling Stone magazine, this volume was named the official reference source for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio. Extensively revised and expanded since... |
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